All the recent buzz about a Clipse reunion goes back and forth. After a report from Karen Civil that came out that a Clipse reunion for 2014 is a go, No Malice is still refusing to give the hip-hop community any definitive answers. Last month after Pusha T revealed his brother's disinterest in making bank and getting a Clipse reunion going, No Malice has come forward to clear the air. No Malice said his newfound religion and way of living has him less concerned about Clipse-related opportunities.
And now it seems like No Malice is sticking with that, hinting at his relationship with God and religion as something far more important than a Clipse reunion.
"My brother and I are taking two different approaches to music," No Malice said in an interview with Pow TV Rap Show. "I'm very proud of the Clipse catalog. I really enjoyed that music and most of all, it's made me who I am today. That's not the kind of music I'm doing. I still hold out hope for a Clipse reunion. I really believe that we will be able to do it, but any music that I make is totally 100 percent going to glorify God. That's what I do. That's what I'm about. I'm still holding out hope that can happen."
Check out what else No Malice had to say in the video above.
Source: HipHopDX
